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Inclusive work environments are a win-win situation. Not only do your employees feel that they’re respected by their colleagues and valuable to the workplace, but your company benefits too.

Many companies boast about their workplace diversity. But just because a workforce is diverse, doesn’t mean that the workplace itself is inclusive.

Experiencing change, especially when it’s unexpected, can be taxing. However, change is an unavoidable part of life that serves as an opportunity for growth.

Change is no stranger to the workplace. Think about the improving social fabric: new behavioral protocols, new sensitivity and cultural bias training, and creating safe and inclusive environments for…

SAN DIEGO, CA— Alliant International University’s Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling program curriculum has received approval by the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC), meeting the…

Covid-19 has presented us with countless emerging threats and obstacles. The pandemic has caused an intersectionality of extremist groups, coming together to gain greater presence with greater…

Dr. Akiko Mikamo was born and raised in Hiroshima, Japan and later moved to California. While teaching high school English in San Diego, Dr.

Human trafficking is defined by the United Nations “as the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of persons by improper means (such as force, abduction, fraud, or coercion) for…

Mass death tragedies have saturated the media as of late. COVID-19 has resulted in death tolls that once left us anxious and fearful, but now seem to be less of a shock factor.